B09_Solicitation_Amendments_(0001_Questions_and_Answers)_0001.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 140P6021R0005
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This document contains questions and answers regarding solicitation 140P6021R0005 to remodel the visitor center and abandon the sewer system at Pipestone National Monument in Pipestone, Minnesota. The solicitation is issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Midwest Region to demolish the comfort station and remodel the visitor center, which will include abandoning the existing sewer system. The document provides local subcontractor recommendations for plumbing, electrical, excavation, and roof repairs. It also includes maps showing the locations of sewer lines, manholes, the IT room, fire alarm panel, and electrical panel. Prime contractors must perform at least 51% of the work and have an on-site superintendent when work is being performed.
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Solicitation 140P6021R0005 Remodel Visitor Center at Pipestone National Monument in Pipestone, MN
Questions and Answers as of June 3, 2021
Q. Can the Park provide local trade i.e. plumbing, electrical ect. companies for the project.
A. Yes but the Prime Contractor is responsible to ensure they have capable and qualified subcontractors.
There may be others besides these.
Fire alarm system – Justice Fire & Safety – 605-367-3176
Plumbing – Stout & Evink – 507-825-2859
Electrical – Jer’s Electric – 507-825-2879
Excavation – Double D – 507-825-5552
Q. Where are the sewer manholes to be taken out of service by the specified methods in the specifications.
A. See below map of the sewer service line and manhole locations (page 2)
Q. Do sub-contractors have to be registered in SAM.
A. No, the subcontractors do not have to be registered in SAM. Our contract will only be with the Prime Contractor. The Prime must perform at least 51% of the work and must always have a site superintendent on-site when work is being performed, to manage the project.
Q. Roof penetrations are not identified on the plans, where are they going? Do we need to use a qualified company to repair the new penetration through the roof?
A. Roof penetrations will be coordinated/confirmed with the Regional Project Manager during performance of the contract. Yes, a qualified TPO roofing company will be quired to repair all penetrations through the roof.
Q. Overhead doors and door openers, will they be savaged or disposed of.
A. The savaged door is identified in the plans to be removed and reinstalled with the newer door opener to be reinstalled. The remain doors, hardware, and openers will be the property of the contractor.
Q. Where in the building is the existing IT room located?
A. See below (page 3)
Q What brand and model is existing panel P1?
A. Square D – 19 open spaces
Q Where is the location of the existing fire alarm panel?
A. See below (page 3)
U.S. Department of the Interior
0 20 40 80 M t
IT Room
Fire Alarm
Panel
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